Riots in Belgium Ended After Large Scale Clash
In Brussels police freed 45 people arrested after clashes between Flemish and Walloon groups. Five remained jailed, three hospitalized. The protest drew 25 000 to 50 000 Flemish youths as war of language and regional status flared in the capital.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ples
Flems
Liege University
U.N
U Thant
U. N
General Assembly
Walloon
Trial Opens for 12 Former Nazi Police Officials
In Coblenz Germany today the trial began for 12 ex Nazi police officials accused of murdering about 70 000 Jews Gypsies and Russians in the Soviet Union during World War II authorities said the case centers on mass killings attributed to the defendants during the war.
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Coblenz
Germany
Soviet Union
Congress Reaches Adjournment in 87th Session
The 87th Congress adjourned over the weekend signaling a midterm fight over its record through the November elections. It backed Kennedy on foreign policy and key programs while balking on school aid and senior health insurance and faced Republican charges of overreach and waste. The session ranked as the third largest spender with 101.3 billion dollars appropriated for current and future fiscal years.
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Congress
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
House
Senate
Ment
87Th
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Gemini to rely on pilot control in space flight
Houston AP reports that Gemini will use manual control more extensively than Mercury. Crews will be in near full control from launch to landing with only slight ground or automatic help. The program aims to close the gap to Apollo and emphasizes manned guidance and orbital changes aided by a 65 pound computer and radar for space rendezvous.
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Houston, Tex
Project Mercury
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gemini
Mercury
Center
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Kennedy and Vatican II Show Broad Church Shifts
President Kennedy plans eight state barnstorms after a brief campaign pause. He pressed to boost turnout on Election Day while praising Eisenhower's speaking role. Vatican II rumors surface about easing Catholic marriage rules and extending recognition to other denominations as Pope John XXIII fosters ecumenical dialogue with the Russian Orthodox Church and other churches.
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Kennedy
New York
U.N
Adlai F. Stevenson
Washington National Airport
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Vatican II
Church of
John XXIII
Vatican Secretariat For Church Unity
Tupper Goes Back On Campaign Trail For Maine Seat
Republican Congressman Stanley R. Tupper resumes campaigning after Congress adjourned to face new Democratic challenger Ronald L. Kellam. Kellam was chosen after June nominee Thomas L. Maynard withdrew due to health. Dolloff urged regional vocational education to curb high school dropouts, endorsing centers tied to Maine’s vocational institutes in South Portland and Presque Isle.
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Associated Press
Stanley R. Tupper
Ronald L. Kellam
Kellam
Thomas L. Maynard
Tupper
Bridgton
Cumberland
Maynard C. Dolloff
Ashland
Dolloff
Maine
South Portland
Presque Isle
Biddeford Artisans elect state officers at St John Hall
State officers of the Artisans society were elected at a Biddeford meeting with attendees from Lewiston Auburn Brunswick Biddeford Augusta Waterville Saco Sanford Westbrook and Manchester. New slate includes Ralph Simard as state president with Fernand Despins as regional administrator and Jean Matte as district Maine New Hampshire manager. other offices filled by Thiboutet Dufresne Huard and more. A social hour followed with refreshments served by local members.
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Artisans Society
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Elm Street
Biddeford
Lewiston
Auburn
Brunswick
Augusta
Waterville
Saco
Sanford
Westbrook
Manchester
Fernand Despins
Ralph Simard
Maine Council
Jean Matte
Lowell
Mass
Odias Dufresne
Theresa Huard
Simard
Montreal
Charles Pothier
John Rocheforte
Lionel Laberge
Florence Binette
Alice Nolette
Rose Frechette
Alma Cabana
Josephine Valliere
Gabrielle Migner
Clarisse Couture
Eva Nolette
Antoinette Emond
Crisis Looms as Berlin Ties Deepen in U S Talks
Washington seeks to keep civilian and military access to West Berlin amid fears of a new Soviet move. West German leaders Schroeder and Adenauer visit for strategy talks with Dean Rusk as Khrushchev may pursue pressure before year end. A U S party line stresses firm commitment to Berlin lifeline.
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United States
West Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Schroeder
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy. Rusk
U.N. General Assembly
New York
East Germany
Installation of officers at Saco Rebekah lodge
Installation of officers occurred Saturday at Saco Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Nellie Wallace district deputy president presiding. The slate included Carrie Emery Maude Tuttle Jessie Clark Lucy Durgin Phyllis Vining Eva Sherman Linnette Martin Herberta Harriman Ethel M. Day Mertie Meserve Mary Rollins Adelpha McKeen Nancy Rumery Mabel Fairfield Iverfe Townsend. Absent were Mrs. Parnell Burrill and Mrs. Priscilla Ladd. Story on page 10.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Saco
Noble Grand
Herberta Harriman
Ethel M. Day
Mertie Meserve
Guardian
Mary Rollins
Adelpha McKeen
Nancy Rumery
Mabel Fairfield
Iverfe Townsend
Parnell Burrill
Priscilla Ladd
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